Marchant Property Management
Quick summary
Marchant Property Management is a property management company based in Taylors, SC. They serve 17 surrounding markets. They manage 420+ units. They have 31+ years of experience.
Company Overview
Founded in 1995, Marchant Property Management is a Greenville Area leader in residential property management. With over 75 years of combined experience, Marchant Property Management provides the greater Greenville, South Carolina area with a focused yet flexible property management solution. With our unfaltering attention to detail and unmatched level of communication and professionalism, we are able to provide the highest quality of service to our owners, as well as our tenants. We manage a wide variety of single and multi-family residential properties in the Greenville, Greer, Taylors, Simpsonville, Mauldin, Fountain Inn, Travelers Rest, Piedmont, Powdersville, and Easley areas of the Upstate of South Carolina.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can you start managing my property?
We typically list properties the same day that we receive the signed management agreement and keys.
What do I need to do in order to make my home rent ready?
Patch all holes and touch up paint on walls, ceilings, and trim; have carpets and the house professionally cleaned; and ensure the yard is up to standard before move‑in. We require $1,500 in upfront funds to cover these items, with any unused funds direct‑deposited back to you. Rent‑ready standards: when a property is rolled over (owner‑occupied → rental or tenant → tenant), we aim to deliver best‑in‑class, move‑in ready condition so future residents maintain that standard; move‑out standards apply, minus normal wear and tear.
Can I use my own vendors for maintenance?
Yes. We don’t own a maintenance company and do not add surcharges. Your vendor can contact our maintenance department to confirm they meet our qualifications (fully insured, and agree to quality, response‑time, and warranty standards).
Do I need any special kind of insurance?
If your property was your personal residence, switch to a rental (landlord) policy once it becomes a rental. This differs from a homeowner’s policy and helps avoid claim denials. If the property will be vacant more than two months, speak with your provider about a policy appropriate for vacancy.
What if my tenant is not taking care of my property?
If a property visit notes the tenant isn’t meeting standards, we issue a lease violation with items to fix. If not resolved within the stated timeframe (typically 10 days), we’ll contact you to discuss next steps, up to and including a lease termination notice if needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can you start managing my property?
We typically list properties the same day that we receive the signed management agreement and keys.
What do I need to do in order to make my home rent ready?
Patch all holes and touch up paint on walls, ceilings, and trim; have carpets and the house professionally cleaned; and ensure the yard is up to standard before move‑in. We require $1,500 in upfront funds to cover these items, with any unused funds direct‑deposited back to you. Rent‑ready standards: when a property is rolled over (owner‑occupied → rental or tenant → tenant), we aim to deliver best‑in‑class, move‑in ready condition so future residents maintain that standard; move‑out standards apply, minus normal wear and tear.
Can I use my own vendors for maintenance?
Yes. We don’t own a maintenance company and do not add surcharges. Your vendor can contact our maintenance department to confirm they meet our qualifications (fully insured, and agree to quality, response‑time, and warranty standards).
Do I need any special kind of insurance?
If your property was your personal residence, switch to a rental (landlord) policy once it becomes a rental. This differs from a homeowner’s policy and helps avoid claim denials. If the property will be vacant more than two months, speak with your provider about a policy appropriate for vacancy.
What if my tenant is not taking care of my property?
If a property visit notes the tenant isn’t meeting standards, we issue a lease violation with items to fix. If not resolved within the stated timeframe (typically 10 days), we’ll contact you to discuss next steps, up to and including a lease termination notice if needed.